Finally. I’ve been in the Valley for a while now and this is literally the first place I’ve tried that actually knows how to make a proper Italian hoagie. I’m not sure why no one else does when a good hoagie is a dime a dozen in Berks County, but I’ll continue to patronize this deli when that mood strikes because it satisfied exactly what I wanted.
It’s an open kitchen deli. Pretty quick service, great old school vibe, couple of tables inside and out, good quality food and pricing. Never disappoints! I recommend breakfast sandwiches and platters. Love their hoagies and crumbcake. Street parking, but since it’s mostly takeout spots open quickly.
Forgot to grab a picture of the bacon egg & cheese but well worth it! Filled up with a large coffee and breakfast sandwich walking to downtown Easton. Happy I did so. Engaging people, good coffee and excellent food!
Noto’s Deli – I’m always on the lookout for those hidden gem Ma and Pa spots—places that are clearly looked after and where the food’s made with care. If that’s your kind of thing too, Noto’s might be right up your alley. Walking in, you’re immediately met with a warm, homey atmosphere. The place has that classic charm, including an old-school menu board and prices that feel like a throwback in the best way. At first glance, I thought the selection was pretty limited—until I realized I was only looking at one of three menus. Turns out they offer everything from Italian hoagies and breakfast sandwiches to cheesesteaks, milkshakes, and even homemade cheesecake. I grabbed a generously sized Italian hoagie with a bag of chips this time around, but there’s no doubt I’ll be back to explore more of what they’ve got cooking.
Jon N.
Finally. I’ve been in the Valley for a while now and this is literally the first place I’ve tried that actually knows how to make a proper Italian hoagie. I’m not sure why no one else does when a good hoagie is a dime a dozen in Berks County, but I’ll continue to patronize this deli when that mood strikes because it satisfied exactly what I wanted.
Pat Slacke
It’s an open kitchen deli. Pretty quick service, great old school vibe, couple of tables inside and out, good quality food and pricing. Never disappoints! I recommend breakfast sandwiches and platters. Love their hoagies and crumbcake. Street parking, but since it’s mostly takeout spots open quickly.
Zerik Hann
Forgot to grab a picture of the bacon egg & cheese but well worth it! Filled up with a large coffee and breakfast sandwich walking to downtown Easton. Happy I did so. Engaging people, good coffee and excellent food!
Just Witty
Noto’s Deli – I’m always on the lookout for those hidden gem Ma and Pa spots—places that are clearly looked after and where the food’s made with care. If that’s your kind of thing too, Noto’s might be right up your alley. Walking in, you’re immediately met with a warm, homey atmosphere. The place has that classic charm, including an old-school menu board and prices that feel like a throwback in the best way. At first glance, I thought the selection was pretty limited—until I realized I was only looking at one of three menus. Turns out they offer everything from Italian hoagies and breakfast sandwiches to cheesesteaks, milkshakes, and even homemade cheesecake. I grabbed a generously sized Italian hoagie with a bag of chips this time around, but there’s no doubt I’ll be back to explore more of what they’ve got cooking.